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**Vera Hara** · 01-20-2023, 04:39 PM

Derek Wolfe came into the NFL ~ 6'5 and 295 pounds in the NFL. Look at how big that mountain lion is. Enormous.

**Sam** · 01-20-2023, 04:45 PM

Originally posted by Requiem

Derek Wolfe came into the NFL ~ 6'5 and 295 pounds in the NFL. Look at how big that mountain lion is. Enormous.

He said the photo wasn’t tampered with at all but yes that thing is the size of a bengal tiger! GiNormous!

**69bronco** · 01-20-2023, 05:07 PM

Giant cat. I’m a fan of his and hunting but I seriously doubt he tracked it down on his own, more likely (~100% certain) a pack of dogs treed it and he walked up to the tree and killed it. There’s not really a neighborhood in the town of grant, it’s like 6 houses, a nice international harvester collection, and a beef jerky trailer.

**DomCasual** · 01-20-2023, 05:19 PM

I've lived in fairly close vicinity to mountain lions my whole life. I've never seen anything nearly as big as that. That's crazy.

Also, I love most animals more than I love most people. And I acknowledge and respect the fact that we encroached on them, and not the opposite. That said, if one of them ate one of my dogs, I'd be like Brian Mills in Taken. "I will look for you. And I will find you. And I will kill you."

**Sam** · 01-20-2023, 05:41 PM

Originally posted by 69bronco

Giant cat. I’m a fan of his and hunting but I seriously doubt he tracked it down on his own, more likely (~100% certain) a pack of dogs treed it and he walked up to the tree and killed it. There’s not really a neighborhood in the town of grant, it’s like 6 houses, a nice international harvester collection, and a beef jerky trailer.

That beef jerky trailer used to be a Yellow Van Lol but if you go further up county road 62 toward Guanella pass, there’s quite a bit of houses up that way. I believe it’s still part of grant. It’s infested with moose up there.

**Vera Hara** · 01-20-2023, 06:06 PM

Old Coyote is part of a mountain lion gang.

**OmegaBronco** · 01-20-2023, 06:10 PM

My spirit animal is the bear. Seen 2 of them.

Panthers get real big down south. Just depends on the eatin

**Vera Hara** · 01-20-2023, 06:17 PM

Originally posted by OmegaBronco

My spirit animal is the bear. Seen 2 of them.

Panthers get real big down south. Just depends on the eatin

Spirit animal totems are cool.

Old Coyote can you tell us more about them?

**cutthemdown** · 01-20-2023, 06:25 PM

Too bad it had to be killed. That is a magnificent beast.

**Sam** · 01-20-2023, 07:56 PM

Originally posted by cutthemdown

Too bad it had to be killed. That is a magnificent beast.

Well, the reintroduce wolves into Colorado to help control other wildlife population therefore it’s only natural that they get wolf to go in and kill the big cat. No and all seriousness I felt the same way I was like man that is a beast but too bad It was making too much of a fuss, sooner or later, it may have attacked a human.

**DD55** · 01-20-2023, 08:02 PM

Originally posted by 69bronco

Giant cat. I’m a fan of his and hunting but I seriously doubt he tracked it down on his own, more likely (~100% certain) a pack of dogs treed it and he walked up to the tree and killed it. There’s not really a neighborhood in the town of grant, it’s like 6 houses, a nice international harvester collection, and a beef jerky trailer.

He definitely used dogs. You can loll them spot and stalk but would be almost impossible with a bow.

**DD55** · 01-20-2023, 08:04 PM

Originally posted by cutthemdown

Too bad it had to be killed. That is a magnificent beast.

They need to kill a lot more of them. Predators need to be managed.

**Mile High Salute** · 01-20-2023, 11:13 PM

That photo is incredible. Look at the size of its freaking head, wow. 😳

**69bronco** · 01-20-2023, 11:31 PM

Hunting and fishing guides are probably better at taking pictures and using perspective to make their clients look like they catch or kill a big fish or animal than they are at anything. I’d guess it’s pushing 190-200 lbs which is big but not as big as it seems, pretty normal for an adult male for the area.

**BowlenBall** · 01-20-2023, 11:35 PM

Originally posted by OmegaBronco

My spirit animal is the bear. Seen 2 of them.

Panthers get real big down south. Just depends on the eatin

My spirit animal is this Japanese hot tub monkey:

**Vegas_Bronco** · 01-21-2023, 06:11 AM

He should go on Joe Rogan show, those two are religious bow hunters. We need men doing more of these feats and bragging about it. Get out and conquer nature - you were designed to hunt and kill, now put down your spoon and bring dinner home for your family with a bow and arrow. Your kids will thank you later.

**Vegas_Bronco** · 01-21-2023, 06:13 AM

My spirit animal is any boob mojo pic! That is for sure!

**nyuknyuk** · 01-21-2023, 06:57 AM

Beautiful cat but attacking people's pets and lurking around homes is a big no no. With all the snow lately, poor thing was probably just hungry. I wonder how old it was.

**DD55** · 01-21-2023, 07:29 AM

Originally posted by Vegas_Bronco

He should go on Joe Rogan show, those two are religious bow hunters. We need men doing more of these feats and bragging about it. Get out and conquer nature - you were designed to hunt and kill, now put down your spoon and bring dinner home for your family with a bow and arrow. Your kids will thank you later.

Very true except the real work was the guy with the trained dogs who treed the cat and waited 2-3 hours for his client to show up and put an arrow in the cat at very short range. In this case it was Wolfe's buddy.

**Sam** · 01-21-2023, 08:22 AM

They are out and about but I’d say they’re traveling through the sewer system. Also Heard a report of strange growls coming from a storm drain but it could’ve been raccoons.

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**Gutless Drunk** · 01-21-2023, 08:40 AM

"Colorado Parks and Wildlife said 9% of the 360 mountain lions legally killed in the state since Nov. 28, 2022, have been taken with a bow. Rifles are the usual manner of take. Both manners are usually done with the help of hounds to tree the lion.

The wildlife agency said the male mountain lion was estimated to weigh 170 pounds and measure 7 feet, 6 inches long without the tail, which can grow to 3 feet long. The agency said male adult mountain lions on average weigh 150 pounds and can grow to more than 8 feet in length.

The wildlife agency confirmed Wolfe was properly licensed to kill the lion and followed the mandatory reporting process.

Prospective hunters must apply for a lion license and pass a certification course that is an extra requirement for lions before purchasing a license..."

Former Denver Broncos player Derek Wolfe kills large mountain lion using bow

https://www.coloradoan.com/story/news/2023/01/20/mountain-lion-killed-by-former-denver-bronco-using-a-bow/69827520007/?utm_campaign=snd-autopilot

Derek Wolfe killed the lion estimated by the state wildlife agency to be 170 pounds.

**OmegaBronco** · 01-21-2023, 10:53 AM

I live in bear, lion and coyote territory. Get you a couple of mid-sized or bigger dogs. And you have nothing to worry about. Slap on some studded collars for an extra sense of protection for your pups. Every predator out there will avoid a pack of dogs. They'll smell multiple dogs are present and will avoid your yard.

**qbronco** · 01-21-2023, 02:08 PM

Would have been more impressive had Wolfe killed it with his own bare hands.

**Fireball** · 01-21-2023, 03:34 PM

My buddy killed this big cat with a bow a few weeks back. They used dogs to tree the kitty.

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